"Guardians of the Galaxy" became the year's highest grossing U.S. release this weekend, goosing an otherwise drab Labor Day box office reports Variety.
HE'S THE PICTURE of '50s JD trouble, staring out at us from the cover of MGM's high school drug expos "High School Confidential."
Omid Djalili has revealed Russell Crowe misinterpreted his gesture of friendship on the set of Gladiator and thought he was coming on to him.
According to press reports, the general paper of the All Souls College Oxford prize fellowship exam has become less abstruse than in the period 20 years ago when candidates were expected to write for three hours on a single abstract noun.
Plot: A young boy watches his parents killed by a thief in a Santa suit. He spends his youth in an orphanage, staying quietly to his self, but his mind is further bent by an ironhanded Mother Superior.
Leave it to a ragtag band of space crusaders to save the Labor Day weekend box office.
Everyone heading north this week is already looking forward to something amid the sprawling, eclectic, star-studded and ever-ambitious Toronto International Film Festival, which begins Thursday and will screen more than 300 films before it concludes Sept.
Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan do a foodie road trip in "The Trip to Italy." Photo by Ciro Meggiolaro/courtesy of Sundance Institute.
The 80s Horror FX guys were the best around. Now that we've largely moved on to CGI, even for blood and guts, it seems the Golden Age is over and it's not coming back.
